Windows 10: Default Gateway

Hi everyone, I'm cracking up trying to find a definitive solution for this damn problem. My windows 10 desktop PC, says the Default Gateway is not available. I've checked my Ethernet cable, tried all the solutions I've found online. It's such a pain because you don't know when the connection to the web will drop off. So frustrating. So I'm hopping you lovely people will help. Maybe point me to where there is a solution that I could follow.
Cheers.

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Windows 10 Wifi ''Default gateway not available'' problem

I have gone through the link but it does not offer any help if there is not default gateway listed. Under default gateway it lists nothing. Please help.

 

No internet found after switching WLAN connection, Default Gateway not updating

After the previous update on my Lenovo Z51 running windows 10, I've found that switching he wi-fi connection to any other network causes the network to appear to have "no internet connection". Troubleshooting the network fixes the problem with the message
"default gateway not available - fixed". This happens every time I switch networks regardless of which network I connect to or whether I've connected to that network before. The problem seems to be that the default gateway doesn't update when the network is
switched.

Here is the "default gateway" part of the "Wireless LAN Adapter" output of
ipconfig during different conditions:

Normal, working connection to network 1:

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : fe80::1%18

192.168.1.1

After connecting to network 2, no internet found:

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.1

After running network diagnostics, "default gateway not available - fixed":

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.1

After connecting again to network 1, no internet found:

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : fe80::1%18

192.168.0.1

After running network diagnostics, "default gateway not available - fixed":

Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : fe80::1%18

192.168.1.1

What seems to be the problem and is there any way to fix this? I am constantly moving around and frequently have to connect to different WLANs.

Ethernet connections do not seem to be affected

The laptop is dual booted with Linux, which has no problem switching networks, hence the
network interface card is working fine

 

Welcome to the forum. When you get that does the router still have a internet connection and does the port light on the router show the pc port connected. Have you tired setting an static ip you can ge this if your dhcp lease is very short. Open a cmd prompt type ipconfig /all post results

 

It means exactly that. Nothing to laugh about when the computer cannot find the network gateway. Majority of these issues are caused by human error, with third party security software, not updates to Windows.